Name: Juliette Floch
Hometown: Lorient, France
Atelier: Infra Space
Skills: Adobe Suite, AutoCAD, Rhino, Sketchup
Undergraduate Education: University for the Creative Arts Canterbury, UK
Architectural interest: Heritage and anything to do with history, Conservation, Sustainability
Hobbies: Ukulele, Photography, Climbing, Running and Swimming

Last day of the first week!
This week we have split our time between Geoffrey Manton and MTC which is why you can see us transporting the model made by BA1 and 2, on day 3. Today, undergrads continued the model and made cars out of clay to give a better sense of scale when we'll present it to the collaborators on Monday evening onsite.

Last day of the first week!
This afternoon it's only MArch 1 students working on the project, as others students have submissions in the upcoming weeks. We are currently finalising the drawings and model for the presentation on Monday evening to the collaborators and residents of Newlyn Street.

We decided last week to choose a case study, Northmoor Street, to study a transformed street into a Home Zone. A "Home Zone" is a UK concept where residents needs are prioritise over cars with traffic calming strategies (narrowing streets, bollards...). This was an opportunity to see one of our case studies and apply some of the design solutions to our site. We took measurements to have a clearer understanding of the spaces for cars, pedestrians...